I have been posting these in the most used state/province forums, hoping to see clubs get exposure, help, and hopefully to see them TALK about issues unique to them.
PLEASE post any and all Vt. club links! Check some other state / province forums to see how others are doing the same thing! The more we connect, the better it is for snowmobiling! :beerchug:

The Mad River Ridge Runners are based in Central Vermont. Our club is responsible for 80+ miles of trails that are located in the towns of Waitsfield, Fayston, Duxbury, Moretown and Fayston. Registrations, TMA's, maps and other supplies are available at Kenyon's Store in Waitsfield. TMA's, maps, and gas are available at the Duxbury Store. Parking and access to our trails is available at either location.

Check out our clubs site at http://madriverridgerunners.blogspot.com/

check us out at Poultneysnowmobiledevils.com :div20:
We've done a ton of work this year to upgrade 80% of our secondary trails to class 2 aprox 25 miles worth of trail. Thanks to all who help.

the chester snowmobile club in southern vermont. We have 54 miles of groomed trails . We groom with a new 2006 tucker 2000 extended cab. We have a parking area located on vast corridor 12. It is 1/4 mile from route 11 west on Lovers lane road. It is at the chester recreation & ball fields.

http://www.chestersnowmobileclub.com/

The website is newly updated. You can find Trail conditions and upcoming events for the gateway to the Northeast KingdomCaledonia County Trail Club

Green Mountain Roamers

Greenmountainroamers.org

Based in Waterbury.

The Fletcher Roughriders Snowmobile Club covers 46 miles of trail in North Western Vermont. Our Trails connect the towns of Fletcher, Fairfax, Cambridge, East Fairfield, and Bakersfield.

Fletcher RoughRiders

I think that link has a typo in it. Use this one:

http://www.poultneysnowdevils.com/

thank you weatherman

http://www.snobees.com/

This link will bring you to the web site of Barre VT's Snobee's who's 59 miles of trails are as unique as can be from residential trails to wilderness trails.

http://www.snowmobilevt.com/ctvsr

The Connecticut Valley Sno-Riders of Guildhall (Essex Cty) maintaining trails through metro Guildhall, Maidstone, Ferdinand, Brunswick and Bloomfield.

anyone any condtions in the braintree,vt area?

http://www.danville-s-skimos.com/pages/538970/index.htm


2005 Snowmobile Club of the Year

East Montpelier Gully Jumpers

We have a good mix of open fields and nice woods trails. Providing we have snow (last year sucked) we are out 3-5 days/nights a week with the groomer to keep the trails nice and smooth. Dealers for all makes are within 10 miles.

Drift Dusters Snowmobile Club - Best Groomed Trails 2006

Visit our new website for trail reports, club news, and TMA Forms!

Drift Dusters Snowmobile Club Website

Hello all.... our club is the Cabot Skylighters Snowmobile Club based out of Cabot, Vermont...we are in Washington County...and associated to the VAST organization here in Vermont.

Check us out at www.cabotskylighters.com

http://www.vtwebs.com/saxonhillriders/ THIS IS THE CLUB THAT I BELONG TO IN ESSEX JCT, VT

Bayley Hazen Road Snowmobile Club

I host the site and maintain it, I'm also the club secretary.

Hello,
I rode these trails this past weekend and you guys do a great job.Keep up the good work.

www.lyndonsnocruisers.com

The Lyndon Sno Cruisers is a snowmobile club located in the town of Lyndon, Vt. The objective of our web site is to provide you with useful information that will enhance your snowmobiling experience while riding in the beautiful North East Kingdom of Vermont. Check out our web site but also check out our trails to see what great riding is all about.


www.lyndonsnocruisers.com

How about the northwest riders in Franklin county.The club maintains 90 miles of trails with 2 groomers a 2002 br180 and a 2008 Kubota tractor(125hp not a small one) with a 4 track kit on it, both pulling mogel master drags.The trails are a great mix if fields,woods and some rail bed for high speed runs.



Web site is- Northwestridersvt.org

The Little Ascutney Snowmobile Club in Reading. We groom about 15 miles of trails and take care of many more miles of corridor trails.
This year we have a new diesel mule to help out the a.t.v.s with tracks.
Our memberships are sold at The Reading Greenhouse.
For more info 802-484-9751

here'smine the woodford snobuster's http://www.snobusters.com/trail_cond.html

Glad to see this thread gains a club link now and then. Clubs are the backbone of snowmobiling.

Here is one for the Orleans Club: http://www.orleanssnowstormers.com/

The Tweed Valley Travelers are in Pittsfield, Vermont and our site is: http://www.tweedvalleytravelers.com

The report I got today is that our trails are in excellent condition! I can't wait for the weekend.